Morris tribune., 1887-11-02
LOCALS.

&c. Hammond, DonneIIy, was in
town yesterday.
l.. S. Drew returned to Fairs
Corners yesterday.
A foundation Is being laid under
the Catholic church.
Three addi,iona! pupils entered the
High school Monday morning.
There is to be an entertainment IN
Agency Hall next Monday evening
LIS. Drew has sowa twenty five
acres to wornlwood upon his farm III
the town of Scott.
The drouth has affected the water
supply If the county. Many wells
are drying up aud need deepening.
Are YOU aware If the fact that
lumber is selling at lower figures in
Morris than at any OF the surround
ing places?
WANTED: A girl to do general
housework. Apply to Mrs. Geo. NJ.
Giltinan on Friday or Sat rday of
this week.
Some good work was done on Mon
day evening in burning tir~ebreaks.
There is still more work of the same
kind to do.
Thos. McHugo was sent up for to
days last Friday rOr stealing under
wear. The culprit was sentenced by
Justice Hutchlns.
We hope that oar wood dealers will
not put prices up 50 high hat the
figures will freeze off before the
winter gets fairly opened.
1t is too late now to make correc-
lions for this year, but it is not too
late to think how to diversity crops
to best advantage for next Year.
The regular monthly meeting of the
stockholders Of the Morris Loan and
Building Association will take place
next Monday evening at the TRIBUNE
office at 7:30
There is to be a dance i'll Agency
Hall next Friday evening. We I'M
derstand the object is Il charitable II
and it is hoped that the hop will be
we'll attended.
Miscellaneous boys made themselves
rather numerous on Piety Hill on
Monday night. Some OF these boys
will get themselves into trouble if
they are not more careful.
Since the sickness of Thory Syver-
son, D GSod has been without It
timer but now has secured the
services of another one and is again
ready for orders in hat department,
Geo. Rowles m1ves to GrlcevIlle
next week to take cltaEge OF the Gar
yer House" MIR. aud Mrs. RoWie7
have had long experience i'll motel
work and are sure to do well III their
new venture.
Prof. Geo. E. st. John will deliver
an address in the Methodist church
next Sunday evening. personal re-
spon-ibl ity view of present social
tendencies" Hereafter the evening
service will be held at I O'Clock.
During a trip through the county
last week We noticed not 3 few
s'patches' of potatoes that have not
been dug. A man who will let pota-
toes freeze in the ground this year
ought TO be prosecuted fol- conspirlng
to stare people to death
Rev, q. Pege1ow spent n week III
Minneapolis at the time Of the Ger
man Methodist Conference for this
state over which Bishop Fowler pre-
sided. Rev. Pegelow, as all his friends
will be glad to learn, has been sent
back to Morris to continue his fruit
full Iabors here.
Prof. NJ. B. Sanborn, ofLong Prairie
will be in Morris on November 9Th.
His purpose is TO interest the singers
in Morris in rendering that famous
cantata, Queen Esther. The under
taking is a laudable one and Prof.
Sanborn should have the cooperation
of all who are m~usically inelined,
Ihere will be quarterly meeting
services ip the Methodist church IN
Peppefton next Sunday at 1920
O'Clock in the forenoon. Presiding
Elder J. G. Bower, of Minneapolis,
will conduct the service. There will
be a love feast in the afternoon. All
ar~eGordially invited to attend.
It doesn't seem very hard to pay
$3.50 for 8 whole years. subscription
to a newspaper, but when a fellow
has BECOME careless and taken the
paper six years without making a
payment, he dislikes awfully to
plank down SO all at once. The moral
is pay your subscription each year.
Cool d Co. have a very large sup
ply OF all of the best grades of lumber
and are selling at basement prices.
There are rough and smooth boards,
large and small timbers, fencing,
flooring, siding. lath shingles, doors,
SASH. UlliJu3 EJC CtCs HoIC UhAS AIOha
in yourshat and refer to it just before
you buy your next supply.
Last Sunday was "Prison Sunday"
There were union services in the
Methodist church in the evening and
Revs. Robertson aud RairbaIks each
delivered short addresses and brought
out oIu ofthe many topics agitating
the minds Of prison aeformers. There
was a large audience and all seemed
interested i'll the service.
III. r. Beyans has some very choice
bargains to offer in real estate. Mr..
Reyans intends giving real estate
some attention and we think IS sure
TO succeed in this line of business. He
is a rustler who looks carefully after